@@atomicpunk4034 I get that, it doesn't make him a killer musician or successful as a producer/songwriter. There's also no proof that his eduational videos lead anywhere. The problem with free educational content is that the majority of people replace the actual practicing of the interest with watching videos.
Best rig rundown ever. Best format too. Just sitting down chillin. Much better than when they have to rush through one during soundcheck. John Bollinger is a national treasure. Great host
13:00 they're talking about broken headstocks on gibsons and not mentioning headless guitars being far superior designs? scratchin my head about that fact
Aye agreed. Love this. This is how me and my mates sit around nerding out over gear so it is ace to see this. Do love the other soundcheck vids as well but this and the Bukovac one are my favourites.
I know it’s been said, but, John is so great at this. He allows the artist to talk, while not trying to show that he knows everything, even though he knows a lot. So smooth at what could be awkward and somewhat boring if done wrong.
Oh man, I just F'ing LOVE this episode. This is seriously as good as it gets for this kind of format. KUDOS to John Bohlinger for piloting a terrific ride through Rick's gear. Kudos as well to Rick, for making sure that Dave Onorato was going to be there. 😉🙂👍👍👍 Nailed it, gents.
@@haydenkayne Please enlighten me! I can't find anything remotely close to that after an hour of searching. Couldn't find anything back in 2016 either and in 2012 when my friends band who worked with him said he didn't really have credentials either; he was just cheap and the band never worked with him again.
@@haydenkayne I'm literally looking at his credits right now and there's nothing remotely charting on it. The highest one that isn't my friends band is #53 and that's the album; not his song. Please back up your claim, sir!
I LOVE that Rick has just blown up to the point where PG is doing rig rundowns on him! I love these rundowns and Rick is the man, 2 great things collide!
Well frets just go with the times and the nut might eventually go too but yeah tuners and refinish is kinda weird. He probably didn't think much about what he was saying haha
now this is insanity. this video was uploaded 57 minutes ago.an hour ago i bought a yellow les paul double cutaway in my local shop.it is currently on my knee and this is the first video we watched together by chance
I'm not a guitar player, just a musician and guitar player "wish I could have been", BUT I love Rig Run Down, and especially LOVE Rick Beato's series. This was the perfect amalgam. Jeez, this was bliss. Thank you!
For those interested the Dave Friedman podcast Mr.Beato is referring to is a full video podcast on the UA-cam channel: Tone-Talk Such an underrated gem of a show with crazy in depth interviews and incredible behind-the-scenes stories with several Titans of the guitar/amp/pedal industry like John Suhr,Steve Fryette, Mike Soldano,James Brown (5150 amp creator)Robert Keeley and even legendary musicians such as Steve Vai, Jake. E. Lee, Greg Koch, Phil X ,Tim Pierce, just to name a few! Every episode 2-3-hours and so much of the info and stories are pure gold to those who appreciate this sort of thing I really wish more people would discover this hidden gem!
Tone-Talk hey thank you guys for what you do I cant tell you how much I and so many others appreciate it. I'm always happy to try and help spread the word whenever I can!
Rick Beato it's one of the greatest guys in the music world.. I could listen to him for hours.. it's incredible how he talks about everything ;) Great job Premier guys!!!
no name ....We got it from your multiple comments to this video that you don’t appreciate/value his UA-cam content, his production, his audio quality...etc. Message received loud and clear.
@@gzo313 You could not be more wrong. I never once said anything about his youtube content. I'm asking why people liking his youtube videos equate to him being a hall of famer. Do you have an answer?
no name I’m not sure where you are getting the “hall of famer” moniker. In this comment the OP gave his opinion that he feels that Rick is a great guy. The video description explains some of Rick’s background. You made this snarky comment and a few others to discredit him... not sure what your criteria is to be consider for a rig rundown video but obviously he doesn’t meet it. I personally enjoy his content because he provides factually based opinions and he does it in an unpretentious manner. There are a many less qualified on YT that get more credit.
@@gzo313 "Rick Beato it's one of the greatest guys in the music world". I'm asking people who say stuff like this, or "killer musician" or "he's so good he makes me want to quit". You're putting words in my mouth and 90% of your walls of text don't relate to me at all. You can like him all you want, I'm just asking about his actual credentials that I must have missed.
The dynamic between Rick and Dave reminds me of that episode of Seinfeld where Jerry takes his car to his mechanic and the mechanic knows everything about the car, admonishing Jerry for not keeping track of the air pressure on the tires and things of that nature. Ofcourse Rick is just as knowledgeable of his gear but I just thought it was funny seeing Rick verify details with Dave.
Wow, two of my favorite guys on UA-cam talking gear, and now with extra Dave. Great episode! I can't believe I spent an hour watching that - it just flew by.
I love that Rick is a down to earth guitarist. if its $150 and sounds good - he gets it. He trusts his ear and feel to acquire his gear, he doesn't seem to jump on bandwagons because everybody is praising some new equipment. good on ya Rick! Now the quantity of gear - that is out of this world!
This is one of the best rundowns ever. I love Rick and what he does for musicians, and it's so cool to see you guys sit around talking like friends and not worrying to get through every little detail of some famous musician's set up.
I was shamed out of using light strings by my friends decades ago. But I bought a set of 8 Super Slinkys yesterday after watching Rick's video and slapped them on my LP Junior and really having a good time with them. I'm doing Gilmourish wide bends, Hendrixy vibrato and Frank Mariano hammers and pull-offs like woah. I'm leaving 10s on the LP but these 8s on the LP Junior right now are loads of fun.
"You can be a kid mowin lawns for a day...uh uh really aggressively, and buy that guitar". Lmao !!!! I love that dude. He has to ne a blast to hang out with. Alot of fun im sure. Thanks for the video guys.
From the moment I saw the thumbnail, I knew this was gonna be great. I love these Rig Rundowns and I love Rick Beato. To me, he is one of the most important channels on UA-cam and I find him to be inspirational. Thank you Premier Guitar and thank you John for your great interviews.
Rick....can't say enough about how much your's and Dave's insight is appreciated....sharing you experiences and knowledge is a very selfless thing to do for musicians everywhere. tks
I have a Black Gibson "Classic" w/ yellowed inlays also....I love the way it plays so much...I put a set of Wizz PAF pickups in mine...Plays and sounds crazy awesome !
How did I not see this when it came out? The stellar UA-cam notification system strikes again! My favorites all in one video. Dave, John & Rick. In Rick's studio. I will watch this 10x before it's all said and done. Magic!
I really wish that I had a Dave! A Dave Onorato that is......Rick and Dave and Rhett are a UA-cam trilogy! I can’t thank them enough for the vast info that would take years to learn and understand!! Ricks channel and his various series have created a fixture that my 16 year old son and I really enjoy watching and learning from, together and individually. He’s sharing the gospel to other young musicians. Maybe 3 to 4 times a month they come over and I over see the progress that is being made musically. Of course tons of Beatles covers in process❤️
@@Joeyd123abc2 Playing gigs is not the be all end all of being a musician. Rick has put in years and years and years of hard work. This man absolutely deserves a rig rundown as much as anyone. Dick.
I didn't expect to hear Rick say he wants to a video on doom guitar sounds. What makes this song great, the song is Funerapolis the band is Electric Wizard.
Great rig rundown! Rick is one of my favorite youtubers ! We’re about the same age, so watching his vids, listening to his stories, and his professionalism are fantastic! He reminds me of myself; pure enthusiasm. I get a kick out of watching his channel. John, what can you say. Bolinger is the best at rig rundowns; hands down. I think, even more important, is the respect he shows to the artist he interviews. Just a great time. Keep up the good work fellas!
@@noname-ng6sj why are you writing that on every comment? He might not have been the most successful musician or producer, but he's a great teacher. That's what he did in the 80s in college and that's what he got back to on UA-cam in the last few years. He got me back into music, and countless others too. People like Marty Friedman credit him for having expanded their musical horizon by teaching him new things.
@@martinpaddle Because I want to know if anyone has a good point! :) That was a decent one. You're fully admitting that it's about the yuotube channel. That's cool, i have no qualms with that. You're not the kinda person I'm really asking.
@@noname-ng6sj this is 2020. Musicians make a living in different ways. A lot of "you tube stars". The answer to your question is pretty obvious if you think about it. Different world...
I would like to say - that is what an interview should be like - but it is more the personalities that make this such a great spot. The format had something to do with it. You guys set the bar for an interesting discussion. Thanks to all of you.
I have a ‘79 “the SG”, and I have the opposite opinion regarding playability after a headstock break...mine was broken clean off, and post-repair I swear 100% it is more stable than ever. It doesn’t make any sense I know, but the notorious g-string tuning issues are gone.
Larry DiMarzio trademarked double Creme. Fortunately he didn’t trademark bone or aged white so makers are starting to produce double whites...which are closer to the accurate colour anyway.
I keep seeing the color described as "parchment" from other manufacturers. Kudos to Larry for realizing that double creme and their marketed appeal were worth protecting. I've never been a DiMarzio fan but once considered ordering double creme humbuckers from Seymour Duncan back in the day.
The only thing that weighs more than an SVT is an Ampeg V9. It's the 300w all tube guitar version of the SVT, with a spring reverb inside. They actually came with a 9x10 cab. I used one in a local studio tracking an album that never saw the light of day, even as an Ampeg nerd I was shocked. I swear it weighed more than I do.
I'm surprised it didn't kill him! Heaviest piece of gear I own! Only other gear I've ever moved that was heavier was 70's Rhodes for my bassist at the time!
6:48 I couldn't agree more with John, we are indeed living in a golden age for guitar, despite the endless whiny comments by uneducated boomers on every single music-related video
It’s a strange time, it really is great time to be playing the guitar yet you don’t here a ton of guitar on the radio unless you’re listening to classic rock
Rick Beato blew my mind by bringing out the Danelectro. I'm 68 and the very first electric I ever played (at age 8) was my uncle's brown (no lie) Danelectro he bought at Sears (again, no lie) with a single lipstick tube pick-up and a neck identical to the one Rick's has in this video. I spent years trying to find a guitar I liked as much, for playability and tone, as that little ol' Danelectro. Dani's are one of the most under-rated and perhaps under-appreciated (except by those who know) guitars in the world.
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Best crossover episode ever.
It feels more like a Beato Video with John in it than an actual PG Rig Rundown. Crossover Ep. is by far the best description for it^^
But where's Homer?
:-/
Agreed, all three of them had lots of input and seemed to really enjoy the experience...
Right? And boom Dave was suddenly there, I was in overstimulated gear geek mode...🌈
Very reminiscent of the alien vs predator crossover
Rick is an amazing musician but also such a nice guy. Glad that Premier Guitar did this Rig Rundown with him.
Totally! 🙌🏻
A worthy artist to feature, for sure.
Omg u here
I just watched that today.
כפיר כפרה, גם אתה מדהים ואתה גם נראה אדם מקסים. נעביבשק
Not only an audiophile, but a killer musician, and a wonderful teacher. Learned a lot from this man. Thanks Rick.
Not an audiophile tho, his own music he puts at as mp3, says people can't hear the difference, I don't agree on that.
Correct me if i'm out of the loop.
What has the done that is notable or relevant?
@@noname-ng6sj he has a great youtube channel
Look, it's Agent 47!
@@atomicpunk4034 I get that, it doesn't make him a killer musician or successful as a producer/songwriter.
There's also no proof that his eduational videos lead anywhere. The problem with free educational content is that the majority of people replace the actual practicing of the interest with watching videos.
Best rig rundown ever. Best format too. Just sitting down chillin. Much better than when they have to rush through one during soundcheck. John Bollinger is a national treasure. Great host
Totally agree, I'd watch this show faithfully, week to week...or maybe even day to day.
Agreed, love all these gentleman!!
AGREED - John you just nailed it with one of my favorite youtubers!
13:00 they're talking about broken headstocks on gibsons and not mentioning headless guitars being far superior designs? scratchin my head about that fact
Aye agreed. Love this. This is how me and my mates sit around nerding out over gear so it is ace to see this. Do love the other soundcheck vids as well but this and the Bukovac one are my favourites.
I know it’s been said, but, John is so great at this. He allows the artist to talk, while not trying to show that he knows everything, even though he knows a lot. So smooth at what could be awkward and somewhat boring if done wrong.
Josh Young totally agree. John does an amazing job
Could you imagine Perry doing this??????
Hands down.
Absolutely the best they have. He's so willing to let people talk, which can pay off. The Adam Granduciel episode is phenomenal for that reason
Josh Young - I couldn't agree more about John - he is superb.
Having Rick Beato get interviewed by John Bohlinger is proof that we live in an alternate reality. It's awesomely surreal to see Rick on Rig Rundown.
Cubs won the WS, trump becomes pres and now this lol
Oh man, I just F'ing LOVE this episode. This is seriously as good as it gets for this kind of format. KUDOS to John Bohlinger for piloting a terrific ride through Rick's gear. Kudos as well to Rick, for making sure that Dave Onorato was going to be there. 😉🙂👍👍👍 Nailed it, gents.
MattyK USA I’m pretty sure he was onorato to be there xD
Ignoring the fact that Rick Beato has never done anything of note, you mean?
@@noname-ng6sj i guess writing a number 1 song isnt noteworthy these days.
@@haydenkayne Please enlighten me! I can't find anything remotely close to that after an hour of searching. Couldn't find anything back in 2016 either and in 2012 when my friends band who worked with him said he didn't really have credentials either; he was just cheap and the band never worked with him again.
@@haydenkayne I'm literally looking at his credits right now and there's nothing remotely charting on it. The highest one that isn't my friends band is #53 and that's the album; not his song. Please back up your claim, sir!
This is fun to watch; just three guys sitting around talking gear. Wholesome.
John Bohlinger is one of the most affable likable personalities on this format. A pleasure to watch always.
I LOVE that Rick has just blown up to the point where PG is doing rig rundowns on him! I love these rundowns and Rick is the man, 2 great things collide!
You guys really missed out on an opportunity by not calling this "Rick Rundown"
True that, hopefully you're learning to become a Dr Mr Martens
That could a Rick and Morty episode 😂
Rick Rundown- Rig Beato
Woah, a fellow Paul M who is a musician and likes puns? Hello distant relative.
"The guitar is stock aside from the frets, nut and tuners......and it was refinished....."
What else can you change? Lol
@@skippityblippity8656 neck xD
@@skippityblippity8656 pick ups
I thought the same thing! Hahaha
Well frets just go with the times and the nut might eventually go too but yeah tuners and refinish is kinda weird. He probably didn't think much about what he was saying haha
I know I'm old because I watched this and went "Jesus his electric bill has to be insane"
It's not like he has them all plugged in and turned on at once. Lol
@@rome8180 His. Electric. Bill. Is. Really. High.
He should bill the place as the Church of Tone then he could be tax exempt and save money that way.
@@sld67869801 Haaaaa! Nice!
@@sld67869801 I mean, technically it IS a business expense. Not sure if the US government would see it that way though.
now this is insanity.
this video was uploaded 57 minutes ago.an hour ago i bought a yellow les paul double cutaway in my local shop.it is currently on my knee and this is the first video we watched together by chance
That's nuts !
It's just your phone listening to your day to day life don't worry.
John is the best interviewer ever. Keep him around, PG
This was the best rig rundown. Just some dudes talking about instruments and equipment. Can’t beat it!
Rick Beato opened up the skies of music for me. Such humility and wisdom thanks man.
I'm not a guitar player, just a musician and guitar player "wish I could have been", BUT I love Rig Run Down, and especially LOVE Rick Beato's series. This was the perfect amalgam. Jeez, this was bliss. Thank you!
For those interested the Dave Friedman podcast Mr.Beato is referring to is a full video podcast on the UA-cam channel:
Tone-Talk Such an underrated gem of a show with crazy in depth interviews and incredible behind-the-scenes stories with several Titans of the guitar/amp/pedal industry like John Suhr,Steve Fryette, Mike Soldano,James Brown (5150 amp creator)Robert Keeley and even legendary musicians such as Steve Vai, Jake. E. Lee, Greg Koch, Phil X ,Tim Pierce, just to name a few! Every episode 2-3-hours and so much of the info and stories are pure gold to those who appreciate this sort of thing I really wish more people would discover this hidden gem!
Thanks Wyatt!
Yes really enjoying discovering Mr. Beato a few months back now I have so much great content to learn from backlogged!
Tone-Talk hey thank you guys for what you do I cant tell you how much I and so many others appreciate it. I'm always happy to try and help spread the word whenever I can!
Thanks mate!
Thank you sir! I was wondering! Is it a podcast also or just on youtube?
Ricks place is like Toys 'R Us for us guitar geeks! I love it!
John's posture is so good even his feet stand up straight
guitashamilele lol I noticed that too
dude yeah is he like a ballerina or something how on earth is he sitting like that? it's like a ballerina manspread or something.
Rick Beato - "I have 3 of everything" lol Noah's GuitARK
hahaha that was gonna be my joke
Oh man, this is gonna be a really good one to sit down and nerd out over
Exactly. I actually put off watching it until I knew I would have time to properly take it all in!
Just made my morning coffee, jumped on UA-cam saw this and said to myself, "Oh, I'm going to watch this shit outta this!"
Rick is a great dude...authentic, down to earth....everything that’s good about rock n roll
I have two martins now because rick(and the Lord) rekindled My heart for guitar. Been subscribed for two years. Keep on changing lives Rick.
Rick Beato it's one of the greatest guys in the music world.. I could listen to him for hours.. it's incredible how he talks about everything ;) Great job Premier guys!!!
...You're supposed to listen to a music guys MUSIC though...
no name ....We got it from your multiple comments to this video that you don’t appreciate/value his UA-cam content, his production, his audio quality...etc. Message received loud and clear.
@@gzo313 You could not be more wrong.
I never once said anything about his youtube content. I'm asking why people liking his youtube videos equate to him being a hall of famer. Do you have an answer?
no name I’m not sure where you are getting the “hall of famer” moniker. In this comment the OP gave his opinion that he feels that Rick is a great guy. The video description explains some of Rick’s background. You made this snarky comment and a few others to discredit him... not sure what your criteria is to be consider for a rig rundown video but obviously he doesn’t meet it. I personally enjoy his content because he provides factually based opinions and he does it in an unpretentious manner. There are a many less qualified on YT that get more credit.
@@gzo313
"Rick Beato it's one of the greatest guys in the music world".
I'm asking people who say stuff like this, or "killer musician" or "he's so good he makes me want to quit".
You're putting words in my mouth and 90% of your walls of text don't relate to me at all.
You can like him all you want, I'm just asking about his actual credentials that I must have missed.
Sometimes videos like this are awkward... not here. The interviewer is brilliant, such casual banter with Rick. Excellent vid guys top notch.
The dynamic between Rick and Dave reminds me of that episode of Seinfeld where Jerry takes his car to his mechanic and the mechanic knows everything about the car, admonishing Jerry for not keeping track of the air pressure on the tires and things of that nature. Ofcourse Rick is just as knowledgeable of his gear but I just thought it was funny seeing Rick verify details with Dave.
BatFan1 Puddy!
BatFan1 bang on!
Premier Guitar Puddy best character ever but it was a different guy who played the Saab mechanic I believe
@@tommym321 yeah, that was Brad Garret
what's the episodes names?
Rick what a fantastic episode! Now this is Musician talk. TY Rick.
Wow, two of my favorite guys on UA-cam talking gear, and now with extra Dave. Great episode! I can't believe I spent an hour watching that - it just flew by.
This is one of the greatest things on UA-cam... All three of these guys are absolute guitar legends in their own way.
This is the most relaxed I have ever seen John on a rig rundown video
Two of my favorite youtube/guitar/gear celebrities together, I love John and Rick, I watch the all the time!!!
I love that Rick is a down to earth guitarist. if its $150 and sounds good - he gets it. He trusts his ear and feel to acquire his gear, he doesn't seem to jump on bandwagons because everybody is praising some new equipment. good on ya Rick! Now the quantity of gear - that is out of this world!
This is one of the best rundowns ever. I love Rick and what he does for musicians, and it's so cool to see you guys sit around talking like friends and not worrying to get through every little detail of some famous musician's set up.
After a short while...This feels like a great hang with great friends....And I feel included....Thank You...Great video...
How can anyone not like this rundown? Educational and entertaining with probably the two nicest chaps on YT.
I was shamed out of using light strings by my friends decades ago. But I bought a set of 8 Super Slinkys yesterday after watching Rick's video and slapped them on my LP Junior and really having a good time with them. I'm doing Gilmourish wide bends, Hendrixy vibrato and Frank Mariano hammers and pull-offs like woah. I'm leaving 10s on the LP but these 8s on the LP Junior right now are loads of fun.
Best Rig Rundown to date. Thank you John for allowing Rick and Dave to inform as well as show.
"You can be a kid mowin lawns for a day...uh uh really aggressively, and buy that guitar". Lmao !!!! I love that dude. He has to ne a blast to hang out with. Alot of fun im sure.
Thanks for the video guys.
Thanks to Rick, Dave and John for this wonderful episode! So chilled, informative and entertaining.
Rick Beato is a legend. I won't hear a bad word said about him.
this literally the best crossover episode ive ever seen.
both of you are people I love to watch this clip makes me happy af.
The chemistry here is amazing. Loved it
That was a pleasure, thank you gentlemen.
I love those studio rig rundowns and could watch those all day! The wall of amps are awesome!!!!!!!!!!!! Rick is so inspiring!
John, Rick and Dave thanks. John you guys pick the best folks to talk with. Love this.
From the moment I saw the thumbnail, I knew this was gonna be great. I love these Rig Rundowns and I love Rick Beato. To me, he is one of the most important channels on UA-cam and I find him to be inspirational. Thank you Premier Guitar and thank you John for your great interviews.
The Authority of what it is ! Top notch guys sharing what they do best👋
Love the bit about buying gear you don't need. I think they place bets at the local music store on Saturdays whether I'll be coming in or not.
By far the funnest Rig Rundown yet. Thanks Chaps!
If there was such a thing as "Gear Overload," this might be it. But of course there is no such thing as "Gear Overload." Awesome Episode! Love it!
I’m a drummer, but I watch both these guys regularly! Great job John and Rick!!!
"There's worse things you can do..." "I know, and I've done them. Trust me!" Thoroughly enjoyed this.
appreciate you coming to town John, you guys are the best.
I dunno man... something about seeing Rick get the same Rig Rundown treatment that rockstars get just warms my heart!
one of the coolest anything I`ve seen on the internet for the last many years. PURE GOLD!
Man, I love John Bolinger - he always seems so happy to be doin whatever he’s doin
Rick....can't say enough about how much your's and Dave's insight is appreciated....sharing you experiences and knowledge is a very selfless thing to do for musicians everywhere. tks
I have a Black Gibson "Classic" w/ yellowed inlays also....I love the way it plays so much...I put a set of Wizz PAF pickups in mine...Plays and sounds crazy awesome !
When I think of Rick's "Number 1 Guitar" it's that black Gibson, not the double cutaway he was holding at the beginning of the video.
How did I not see this when it came out? The stellar UA-cam notification system strikes again! My favorites all in one video. Dave, John & Rick. In Rick's studio. I will watch this 10x before it's all said and done. Magic!
"I like amps" is the understatement of the year.
Two of my favorite people to watch on UA-cam. Great job guys.
What a great episode; every minute of it!
These are my favorite people on UA-cam! This is wonderful!
“What is this, a crossover episode?” - Mr Peanutbutter
"good jam but can ya dance to it?" - Mr Jelly
Great episode. Rick is one of the smartest on UA-cam. 👍👍
Such a great rundown. Love Rick and Dave they’re so knowledgeable and humble and John vibes with them perfectly. Keep it up guys
Man this might be my favorite video yall have done. This was so cool! Thanks for doing this and thanks Rick for having yall over!
Rick is the man :) God bless him!
So damn good. Hands down one of my favorite Rig Rundowns. Kudos to John, Rick and Dave
Been waiting impatiently for this one. I love Rick Beato's channel.
I really wish that I had a Dave! A Dave Onorato that is......Rick and Dave and Rhett are a UA-cam trilogy! I can’t thank them enough for the vast info that would take years to learn and understand!! Ricks channel and his various series have created a fixture that my 16 year old son and I really enjoy watching and learning from, together and individually. He’s sharing the gospel to other young musicians. Maybe 3 to 4 times a month they come over and I over see the progress that is being made musically. Of course tons of Beatles covers in process❤️
This is my Dave. There are many like him, but this one is mine. My Dave is my best friend...
About time! Rick is so on point. Nice1 John.
Hey kid "Mowe the lawn, aggresslivly" It will get you places. Haha, love that. Great video guys.
Very nice!
Thank You Mr. Rick Beato!
rhett is just crying in a corner after being excluded
rhett literally deserves a rig rundown more than rick - rick can play, sure. but hardly a gigging active musician.
I'd really like to see a rundown with Rhett. Could have him jam a little too.
His channel is litteraly a massive rig rundown. Haha
He should be next.
@@Joeyd123abc2 Playing gigs is not the be all end all of being a musician. Rick has put in years and years and years of hard work. This man absolutely deserves a rig rundown as much as anyone. Dick.
What a treat: a bunch of the best guitar & gear UA-camrs
The best!!
This is my favorite episode! All of you guys did (and do) an excellent job! Thank you all for your excellent work and high quality content!
I didn't expect to hear Rick say he wants to a video on doom guitar sounds.
What makes this song great, the song is Funerapolis the band is Electric Wizard.
Great rig rundown! Rick is one of my favorite youtubers ! We’re about the same age, so watching his vids, listening to his stories, and his professionalism are fantastic! He reminds me of myself; pure enthusiasm. I get a kick out of watching his channel. John, what can you say. Bolinger is the best at rig rundowns; hands down. I think, even more important, is the respect he shows to the artist he interviews. Just a great time. Keep up the good work fellas!
Mr. Beato is the one person I listen to who embarrasses they heck out of me and makes me want to practice...practice...practice
Ok, I must be out of the loop. What has he done that is notable or relevant? Actual music, that is.
@@noname-ng6sj why are you writing that on every comment? He might not have been the most successful musician or producer, but he's a great teacher. That's what he did in the 80s in college and that's what he got back to on UA-cam in the last few years. He got me back into music, and countless others too. People like Marty Friedman credit him for having expanded their musical horizon by teaching him new things.
@@martinpaddle Because I want to know if anyone has a good point! :)
That was a decent one. You're fully admitting that it's about the yuotube channel. That's cool, i have no qualms with that. You're not the kinda person I'm really asking.
no name , What is your problem?
@@noname-ng6sj this is 2020. Musicians make a living in different ways. A lot of "you tube stars". The answer to your question is pretty obvious if you think about it. Different world...
I would like to say - that is what an interview should be like - but it is more the personalities that make this such a great spot. The format had something to do with it. You guys set the bar for an interesting discussion. Thanks to all of you.
I have a ‘79 “the SG”, and I have the opposite opinion regarding playability after a headstock break...mine was broken clean off, and post-repair I swear 100% it is more stable than ever. It doesn’t make any sense I know, but the notorious g-string tuning issues are gone.
that sitting technique is something else. sitting is an art and he has mastered it
Rick has arrived!
Fantastic, 3 true guitar guys nerding it out, loved the passion, conversation & knowledge, great playing also, could watch this stuff all day👍👍👍👏👏👏
I even have a non-Fender Tele which had a pro set up like 20 years ago and it's still PERFECT. Amazing.
To be anal about it a non-Fender Tele is not a Tele. :-)
danmar007 so what do you call a squire telecaster then ? ;)
Fun to see my favorite giants of UA-cam guitar together.
Larry DiMarzio trademarked double Creme. Fortunately he didn’t trademark bone or aged white so makers are starting to produce double whites...which are closer to the accurate colour anyway.
I keep seeing the color described as "parchment" from other manufacturers. Kudos to Larry for realizing that double creme and their marketed appeal were worth protecting. I've never been a DiMarzio fan but once considered ordering double creme humbuckers from Seymour Duncan back in the day.
Two of my favorite UA-cam channels in ONE video!!!! HOT DAMN 🔥🤘
That's the SVT that fell off its cab and Jason Newsted went to catch it and it *literally* pulled his arm out of its socket. That's how heavy it is.
The only thing that weighs more than an SVT is an Ampeg V9. It's the 300w all tube guitar version of the SVT, with a spring reverb inside. They actually came with a 9x10 cab.
I used one in a local studio tracking an album that never saw the light of day, even as an Ampeg nerd I was shocked. I swear it weighed more than I do.
The bass player in my band would disappear whenever it was time to load his SVT.
Having a mesa lonestar 2x12 i share the same pain
@@tomcoryell That's so annoying, but I'd rather carry my gear and an SVT if it's the deciding factor🤣
I'm surprised it didn't kill him! Heaviest piece of gear I own! Only other gear I've ever moved that was heavier was 70's Rhodes for my bassist at the time!
Two of the best Internet personalities/talented dudez out there.
6:48 I couldn't agree more with John, we are indeed living in a golden age for guitar, despite the endless whiny comments by uneducated boomers on every single music-related video
Boomers like Rick Beato
Yeah..especially those "Whose listening in (enter year here) comments"
It’s a strange time, it really is great time to be playing the guitar yet you don’t here a ton of guitar on the radio unless you’re listening to classic rock
@EJT0002 OK boomer
More gear but most guitarists have that ibanezy tone
Big fan of Bohlinger and Beato. Nice surprise to see this rig rundown. 👍🏽
Great guest!
Rick Beato blew my mind by bringing out the Danelectro. I'm 68 and the very first electric I ever played (at age 8) was my uncle's brown (no lie) Danelectro he bought at Sears (again, no lie) with a single lipstick tube pick-up and a neck identical to the one Rick's has in this video. I spent years trying to find a guitar I liked as much, for playability and tone, as that little ol' Danelectro. Dani's are one of the most under-rated and perhaps under-appreciated (except by those who know) guitars in the world.